SIPRI Map of Multilateral Peace Operation Deployments

September 2011
All gures are estimates of international personnel deployed in theatre. They are taken from the SIPRI Multilateral Peace Operations Database, <http://www.sipri.org/databases/pko>. Figures are as of 30 September 2011, except where marked. The SIPRI Multilateral Peace Operations Database is a unique source of transparent and reliable data on all multilateral peace operations conducted around the world. It contains historical information on all UN and non-UN peace operations conducted since 2000, including location, mandate, participating countries, approved and actual personnel numbers disaggregated by personnel types, dates of deployment, nancial costs and mission fatalities.
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EUFOR ALTHEA: EU Military Operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina Start: 2004 Troops: 1291 EUPM: EU Police Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina Start: 2003 Police: 83 Staff: 34 OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina Start: 1995 Staff: 73 OSCE Spillover Monitor Mission to Skopje (Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia) Start: 1992 Staff: 56

OSCE Mission to Serbia Start: 2001 Staff: 41 UNMIK: UN Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo Start: 1999 Obs: 8 Police: 8 Staff: 145 KFOR: NATO Kosovo Force Start: 1999 Troops: 6240 EULEX Kosovo: EU Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo Start: 2008 Police: 1044 Staff: 541

JCC: Joint Control Commission Peacekeeping Force (Moldova: Trans-Dniester) Start: 1992 Troops: 1249 Obs: 10 OSCE Mission to Moldova Start: 1993 Staff: 18

EUMM: EU Monitoring Mission in Georgia Start: 2008 Obs: 162 Staff: 145

OSCE Minsk Conference (Nagorno-Karabakh)* Start: 1995 Staff: 6

UNAMI: UN Assistance Mission for Iraq Start: 2003 Troops: 278 Obs: 13 Staff: 398 NTM-I: NATO Training Mission in Iraq Start: 2004 Staff: 170 EUJUST LEX: EU Integrated Rule of Law Mission for Iraq (Belgium and Iraq) Start: 2005 Staff: 60 (Apr. 2011)

UNIFIL: UN Interim Force in Lebanon Start: 1978 Troops: 12 304 Staff: 355 EU BAM Rafah: EU Border Assistance Mission for the Rafah Crossing Point (Palestinian territories) Start: 2005 Police: 5 Staff: 8 MFO: Multinational Force and Observers (Egypt) Start: 1982 Obs: 1656 Staff: 60

UNDOF: UN Disengagement Observer Force (Syria) Start: 1974 Troops: 1038 Staff: 44 EUPOL COPPS: EU Police Mission for the Palestinian Territories Start: 2006 Police: 17 Staff: 32 UNTSO: UN Truce Supervision Organization (Egypt, Israel, Lebanon, Syria) Start: 1948 Obs: 150 Staff: 96 TIPH 2: Temporary International Presence in Hebron (Palestinian territories) Start: 1997 Obs: 28 Staff: 39

UNFICYP: UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus Start: 1964 Troops: 855 Police: 66 Staff: 39 UNSMIL: UN Support Mission in Libya Start: 2011 Staff: 46 (Oct. 2011)

OSCE Presence in Albania Start: 1997 Staff: 22

OMIK: OSCE Mission in Kosovo Kosovo Force Start: 1999 Police: 12 Staff: 177

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UNMOGIP: UN Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan (Jammu and Kashmir) Start: 1949 Obs: 39 Staff: 25 NNSC: Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission (North Korea, South Korea) Start: 1953 Obs: 10

Operation Unified Protector Start: 2011 Troops: 8000 Staff: 80 MINURSO: UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara Start: 1991 Troops: 27 Obs: 199 Police: 4 Staff: 99

UNAMID: AU/UN Hybrid Operation in Darfur Start: 2007 Troops: 17 763 Obs: 240 Police: 5159 Staff: 1131 UNIFSA: UN Interim Security Force for Abyei Republic of South Sudan Start: 2011 Troops: 1668 Obs: 174 Staff: 1 AMISOM: AU Mission in Somalia Operation Licorne (Cte dIvoire) Start: 2003 Troops: 700 Start: 2007 Troops: 9754 Police: 50 Staff: 13 UNMISS: UN Mission in the Republic of South Sudan Start: 2011 Troops: 5109 Obs: 194 Police: 374 Staff: 623 EUTM Somalia: EU Training Mission Somalia (Uganda) Start: 2010 Troops: 52 Staff: 12 UNAMA: UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan Start: 2002 Obs: 12 Police: 3 Staff: 419 EUPOL Afghanistan: EU Police Mission in Afghanistan Start: 2007 Police: 187 Staff: 134 ISAF: International Security Assistance Force (Afghanistan) Start: 2001 Troops: 130 670 ISF: International Security Forces (Timor-Leste) Start: 2006 Troops: 460 UNMIT: UN Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste Start: 2006 Obs: 33 Police: 1191 Staff: 398

MINUSTAH: UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti Start: 2004 Troops: 8752 Police: 3542 Staff: 572

UNIPSIL: UN Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone Start: 2008 Police: 6 Staff: 36 UNMIL: UN Mission in Liberia

RAMSI: Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands Start: 2003 Troops: n.a. Police: 250 Staff: n.a.

MAPP/OEA: Mission to Support the Peace Process in Colombia Start: 2004 Staff: 22

Start: 2003 Troops: 7775 Obs: 133 Police: 1308 Staff: 476 UNOCI: UN Operation in Cte dIvoire Start: 2004 Troops: 9150 Obs: 197 Police: 1301 Staff: 393

MICOPAX: Mission for the Consolidation of Peace in the Central African Republic Start: 2002 Troops: 497 Police: 139

EUSEC RD CONGO: EU Advisory and Assistance Mission for Security Sector Reform in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Start: 2005 Staff: 51 EUPOL RD CONGO: EU Police Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Start: 2007 Police: 21 Staff: 19 MONUSCO: UN Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Start: 1999 Troops: 16 819 Obs: 741 Police: 1354 Staff: 978

Ad hoc coalition operations African Union operations Commonwealth of Independent States operations Economic Community of Central African States operations European Union operations North Atlantic Treaty Organization operations Organization of American States operations Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe operations United Nations operations

Troops figures represent combat and non-combat troops. Obs figures represent military and civilian observers. Police figures represent personnel with a civilian policing function. Staff figures represent civilian mission staff in none of the other categories. = >5000 personnel = 1005000 personnel = <100 personnel The markers do not show the exact site of deployments or mission headquarters * OSCE Minsk Conference = Personal Representative of the Chairman-in-Office on the Conflict Dealt with by the OSCE Minsk Conference Until 1 July 2010, MONUSCO was named the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC). SIPRI December 2011

n.a. = not available